Maxi Comet Executive Exec-66-G - Operating Techniques; Conditioning Flatwork before Ironing

Operating Guidelines Comet Executive Gas
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3.4 Operating Techniques
The following factors are involved in producing
the best atwork nish possible with the unit:
• Conditioning Flatwork Before Ironing
• Unit Settings
• Processing Standards
• Maximum Productivity
The conditioning of atwork before processing
and the control settings on the unit will aect the
processing standards. The processing standards
ensure that atwork is processed in a consistent
and ecient manner.
Conditioning Flatwork Before
Ironing
There are several characteristics of atwork
which are determined by processes before drying
and ironing, including:
• Wash Load
• Final Rinse
• Moisture Retention
• Timing Between Washing and Ironing
Wash Load
The wash load should consist of flatwork
with the same fabric blend. Mixing dierent
fabric blends in the same wash load can create
inconsistent results because different fabrics
retain dierent levels of moisture during the
extraction process. Such mixing can also create
excess lint on atwork. The unit works most
eciently when one type of atwork is processed
at a time.
CAUTION
Starch only according to
a proper starch program.
Improper levels of starch will
build a residue on the ironing
surface and reduce the unit’s
ability to nish atwork.
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